Bitget has partnered with UNICEF to launch an exclusive blockchain-based financial education course for new learners. The programme combines conventional financial concepts with an introduction to digital finance and blockchain technology, aiming to make these subjects more accessible while building practical knowledge and confidence as financial systems become increasingly digital. Its Introduction to Financial Literacy module covers blockchain basics, credit, interest rates, loans and budgeting, supported by visual materials and quizzes. Participants who successfully complete the programme receive a certificate as formal recognition. The curriculum also uses Neon Paycheck, an online game set in a futuristic city where players act as a young person making decisions about income, scam avoidance, planning and spending, then examine the consequences of those choices. The initiative supports the broader Game Changers Coalition focus on interactive experiences and video game development to spread practical skills. Bitget contributes market knowledge to the blockchain-focused sections to keep the material balanced and practical. Bitget CEO Gracy Chen appears in the module to explain key blockchain concepts and their connection to the financial network. Chen said education remains important to her and that young learners can acquire knowledge rapidly when given suitable opportunities and tools. The programme is intended to provide young people with next-generation, future-ready skills as technology and economic conditions continue to evolve.